UTOPIA to Ethernet. How?

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utopia to ethernet

Which solution I need for
interface between ADSL chipsets
with UTOPIA and Ethernet?
ASIC`s, CPU?
 

+pci +mii +utopia +interface

Motorola PowerQUICC CPUs have Utopia and Ethernet ports. There are others out there too.

Sbob
 

ethernet eutopia

Hi

Utopia is described in ATM forum specs.

h**p://www.atmforum.com/standards/approved.html

* = t
 

You want to implement an IP DSLAM. Intel has a solution with IXP425. But, it's based on VxWork RTOS.
 

You can see the products of PMC Siera
 

Recently I had the same problem.
I want to build a system that perform a data transfer between my ADSL chip set modem ATU-C; Utopia L2 and my PC. The first solution is to use one network processor like INTEL or motorola, for build a ethernet interface.
But it's possible to use a interface UTOPIA/PCI, for example with IDT77222.
IDT77222 is a ATM controller that perform both AAL, SAR and the ATM layer protocol function.

Defer
 

Fpga may be a good solution. The Mot CPU with Utopia and Ethernet could run at line speed, espeically in Utopia, limited by the performance of CPM. I have designed a device that could transfer 24 ethernet ports to ATM. Please go and see the web site www.raisecom.com
 

Infineon has chipsets that directly from adsl line to ethernet. You may want to consider. We used their vdsl <-> ethernet chipset before. It is quite smooth to integrate.
 

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Infineon has chipsets that directly from adsl line to ethernet. You may want to consider. We used their vdsl <-> ethernet chipset before. It is quite smooth to integrate.

What chipset do you mean?
Where I can find datasheet?
 

We have used their Packet Over DSL chipset like 22834. But it is for VDSL. For ADSL i just took a look at their website, it seems their PSB50x has the similar feature. The interface is directly ethernet. Below is the highlighted feature from their web site. Hope this helps.

regards

# Supports latest ADSL2+ Standards
# - Data rates up to 24 Mbit/s downstream and 2 Mbit/s upstream
# - Echo cancellation (Spectrum overlap support)
# ATM Features
# - I.363.5 Compliant AAL5 SAR with hardware accelerator
# - TC layer with hardware accelerator
# - 16 ATM VCs support
# - I.610 OAM F4/F5 loopback
# - Auto-configuration support per ILMI and DSL Forum TR-037
# - ATM Traffic Management/Shaping: CBR, VBR-rt, VBR-nrt, UBR+ and UBR
# Physical Interfaces
# - 10/100 Ethernet PHY with Auto MDI-X
# - 10/100 Ethernet MAC with MII/Reverse MII interfaces
# - 32/16-bit SDRAM and 16/8-bit Flash memory interface
# - 32-bit PCI 2.2 bus supports PCI, Mini PCI and CardBus interfaces
# - 16-bit PC Card interface
# - SPI
# - UART
# - Time Division Multiplex (PCM or IOM-2)
# - EJTAG/JTAG
# - 32 GPIOs
# Embedded System
# - A 32-bit MIPS 4KEc RISC processor running at 235 MHz
# - DMA controller with up to 12 active channels
# Analog Front End
# - Low noise distortion
# - Integrated tunable filters in Tx and Rx path
# - Integrated Line Driver
 


This solution for CPE equipment, IMHO.
But what about chisets for CO?
 

This solution for CPE equipment, IMHO.
But what about chisets for CO?

You are right. This is a CPE solution. For co solution, i don't have much experience to recommend.

Just out of curious, as co device like dslam normally should be placed at telco office, individuals seldom need to tackle that. If you only want to reuse your telephone line inside small company as ethernet backbone, i think VDSl maybe a better choice.

Just my 2 cents

regards
 

Take a look at PMCSiera and Broadcom products
 

A good solution for ATU-C (CO) applications is the OCTANE by Conexant
It support: ADSL, ADSL2 and SHDSL adn have 8 ADSL ports with utopia interface

Defer
 

Is there any single that can convert the Ethernet back to ATM in any phsyical format like E1 or STM-1 very easy ?
 

Globespan NP is a good solution.
 

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